St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

residence of the BRIDES father, 1929
North Third street, by Rev. j. w. Pros
ser, of st. Andrews church. The
young couple have gone to Minnetonka
to spend their honeymoon. On their re-
turn they will be at home in the house
previously furnished by the groom, cor
ner of Twenty-siXth avenue north and
Third street.
The concert given by the ladies of the
Stevens Avenue Free Baptist church
last Wednesday evening was largely
attended, and was an artistic as well as
financial success. The choir was
assisted by Mrs. J. L. Thayer, Mrs.
Weldon, A. Sanborn and Charles Wat
son. A duet by Mrs. Thayer and Mr..
Sanborn received hearty encore, as
did Mrs. Weldon's piano solo. The
Century Piano company furnished a
piano free of charge, courtesy much
appreciated by the ladies.
Little Alice Shafer entertained num-
Der of boys and girls last Wednesday
afternoon at her papa's home, 1706
Fourth avenue south. The day was
Miss Allies sixth birthday, and the lit
tie folks had jolly time. Those pres
ent were Mable Russell. Allie Lucas.
Mable fowl, Laura Byther, Emma
| Word, Allie Chadwick, Minnie Nc
Dougall, George Lucas, Joseph Keenan,,
Roy Russell, Eddie NOrthrup and Ralph
McDOugall.
A pleasant social event was the cele
| brat0n of the fiftieth birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. Warren Wolford at her
home last Monday evening. Over fifty
friends were present, having come in
| time for tea, which was served i'll the
dining room, the threatening weather
making it inadviSable to set the table
on the lawn, as had been contemplated.
a beautiful water set and an elegantset
of china fruit plates, with pearl handled
knives, were presented to the hostess
by her loving guests.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Gertrude Eloise Dan
iels, daughter of d. A. Daniels, and
Weld Munro, which will be solemnized
at the Central Baptist church next Tues
day evening. Miss Daniels and Mr..
Munro are both well known in music
circles, and their many friends will re-
loice with them in the approaching nup-
tialS.
Mrs. w. B. Woodward, 23OS Fifth ave
nue. south, gave delightful birthday
party for her little daughter Monday
afternoon, it being her eighth anniver-
sary. Twenty-Five children were pres
ent, and the afternoon was spent i'll
children'S game. After delicious sup
per the little guests were sent home.
A marriage of unusual interest to East
side social circles will be SolemniZed at
Andrew Presbyterian church Wednes-
day evening, Miss Marguerite Stryker,
daughter of Rev. Dr.. Stryker, and Will
lam w. Common, a prominent young at
torney, being the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Strauchauer, 2016
TWenty-SecOnd avenue south, were cap
tured in their own home last Tuesday
evening by about thirty of their friends,
who entertained themselves and their
hosts most pleasantly, music being the
principal feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. NJ. Berge gave
most enjoyable party Tuesday night at
their residence, 1884 Hennepin avenue.
Between IS and 100 invitations had been
issued, and notwithstanding the rain,
most OF the guests invited were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wood cele-
brated their twenty-ffth wedding ami
yerSary Wednesday evening at their
home, PA Sixth street southeast. About
forty guests were present, and the
evening proved a most enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Clark have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Cora B. Clark, to Frank
Nj. Dimond, of the Northwestern Tour
ist. The happy event will occur June
16, at Mr.. Clark home in Excelsior.
Miss lola Fletcher was hostess to
very pretty children's party Tuesday
afternoon. About twenty-five friends
of the little maid were her guests, and
very happy afternoon was spent by all.
Miss Emma Pratt and Arthur Schiff-
bauer were married Friday evening at
the residence of the brides father, Job
j. Pratt, in Richfield. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr.. Satterlee.
!. Mr.. John Mills gave lawn tea party
Friday evening to about sixty guests.
The grounds. were beautifully illumin-
ated with Chinese lanterns, and tea was
served at tables set On the lawn.
The marriage of Miss Dora E. Packard,
OF this city, and John Fink, of Geneseo,
OAK, was solemniZed Wednesday by
Rev. j.. ID. BOyntOn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fink will reside at Geneseo.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMilligan entertained
about Seventy-five friends "Wednesday
, evening at their home, 2O3O Clinton ave
nue., the occasion being the marriage of
Mrs. McMilligan's niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fletcher have re-
.moved from the West hotel, where they
9, have made their home for the past three
years, to No. 625 Seventh street south.
The ladies of st. Paul's parish gave
pleasant social Thursday night at the
residence of G. l.. Marshall, 1910 First
avenue north.
Mrs. E. Abbott was the recipient of a
beautiful china tea set her forty-eighth
birthday, which occurred last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. S. Irwin, 1898 Lyndale avenue
south, gave charming entertainment
to about forty friends Friday evening
Mrs. II. w. Weaver was hostess to a
few intimate friends Tuesday evening
at her home on Mount Curve avenue.
Mrs. Graves, 900 University avenue
southeast, was hostess to quite a party
of lady friends Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. II. G. Drew gave charming
birthday party Tuesday evening at her
home on West Fifteenth street.
Miss Ida Gulmuyden entertained a
few friends Tuesday evening at her
home, 1000 Hawthorne avenue.
Mrs. A. Girard, 1908 Park avenue,
1 gave delightful tea Friday evening to
limited number of friends.
Mrs. w. II. Willard. 14O6 Clinton ave-
nue., entertained a few friends very
pleasantly Friday evening.
Mrs. Palmer, 1000 Mt. Curve avenue,
entertained a few friends Thursday
evening.